Florida Governor Collins and the integration clash in 1956
The article recounts Governor Collins navigating desegregation pressure in Florida during 1956. It notes his stance on upholding segregation while endorsing lawful measures, the pupil assignment law, and clashes over school integration in Miami amid national desegregation rulings.
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Deep South
Collins
Little Rock
Tallahassee
Das Ck
Tallshassee
Colline
Florida
Supreme Court
South
U.S. Supreme Court
Miami
Jewish New Year Begins Across World Observances Start
Jews begin a 10 day penitence period ending with Yom Kippur. Rosh Hashana marks the Jewish New Year 5718. Reform Jews observe one day while Conservative and Orthodox mark two days. Irving M. Engel urges U S and U N to launch wide scale Middle East rehabilitation programs.
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New York
Irving M. Engel
American Jewish Committee
United States
United Nations
Middle East
Weather report with today highs and tonight lows
Low temperatures tonight are expected at 50 degrees. The high tomorrow should reach 82 with today’s high around 80 and last night’s low at 48. Sunset is at 6 13 pm and sunrise tomorrow at 6 11 am.
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Forecast Update
Sunny and mild conditions expected this afternoon with high temperatures from 70 to 81 degrees. Tonight cool expected with mountains at 40s to mid 50s and lower elevations in the upper 40s to upper 50s. Thursday looks fair and warmer across both states with continued mild daytime conditions.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Editor Harris to be buried in North Carolina
The body of David W. Harris Jr. city editor of the Alexandria Gazette died in Georgetown University Hospital Washington. He will be sent to Graham North Carolina for funeral services and burial in Greensboro North Carolina. Harris 46 a native of Maxton Florida survived by his widow Mary Ward Johnson of Greensboro.
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David W. Harris Jr
Alexandria Gazette
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Georgetown University Hospital
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Maxton
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Mary Ward Johnson
Pile Torture Relief Promoted by Pain Ointment
An advertisement touts fast relief from piles with a soothing ointment. It promises quick, long lasting relief and recommends buying by mail from Peterson's Eagle, listing prices of 50 cents for a tube and 75 cents for a box.
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Peterson's Eagle
Denture Powder Pasteeth Advertised For Comfort
An ad touts alkaline non acid powder that helps dentures stay in place with less slipping or wobbling while eating or talking. It promises a clean mouth feel and reduced denture odor. Available at drug counters.
Pazo shows instant relief for painful piles symptoms
An advertisement touts Pazo as a stainless product combining Triolyte and a local anesthetic to provide rapid internal and external relief from piles. It claims doctors tested it, offering comfort after years of suffering, with both ointment and suppositories available at druggists.
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Druggists! Inc
Pickets Absent From Union Hall Under Construction
In Rock Hill South Carolina Charlotte trade union pickets stayed away from the nonunion construction site of Local 1093 Textile Workers Union of America. J C James said the hall is nonunion and there is no labor dispute, noting Local 710 previously hired a nonunion firm for a hall. Local 1093 comprises Cel River plant workers for Celanese Corp. of America.
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Rock Hill
S.C
Charlotte
Charlotte Trade Union Council
James
House of Labor
Cel River
Celanese Corp. of America
TWUA
Hill Printing & Finishing
Judge Hayes Delivers Tax Evasion Sentence in Durham
Federal Judge John J. Hayes sentenced Dr. John S. Hooker to three years in prison with suspension, placing him on probation and ordering more than $14 000 in back taxes interest and a fine. The sentence preserves Carrboro’s doctor but enforces tax payment.
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Durham
Johnson J. Hayes
John S. Hooker
Carrboro
Graham Urges Citywide Visitation Evangelism Plan
Billy Graham urged about 1500 New York City Protestant ministers to unite for a house-to-house visitation program. He called the mission the greatest in church history and outlined follow up rallies in Nassau County near Mineola after his summer crusade ended Sept. 1. He urged clergymen and lay listeners to rededicate their lives to Christ with courage.
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New York
Billy Graham
New York City
Graham
Roosevelt Field
Mineola
N.Y
Nassau County
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